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genesis/micro-framework
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Simple classes tied with a convention.

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Genesis micro framework
-----------------------

[](#genesis-micro-framework)

Bunch of classes with a bit of convention to get your started.

Setup
-----

[](#setup)

To get boiler plate code for a quick start, run the following commands (bash/cli acquainted users):

```
composer require genesis/micro-framework
make -f vendor/genesis/micro-framework/Makefile build
```

At the end of the output you'll receive a snippet for the composer.json file, add and now start local server:

```
make serve
```

open `localhost:8000` in your browser and you should see `hello world!`.

If the above steps do not work, run `make -f vendor/genesis/micro-framework/Makefile cleanup` and proceed step by step:

Place the following code in your index file. Assuming that:

- the index file is in the public folder.
- you have an autoloading rule in composer.json file that points the namespace App\\Controller to your controllers folder.

```